The package is small and clearly identified, with an MIT license and no install-time scripts. It lacks tests, a security policy, and active project signals, leaving substantial maintenance risk for a dependency.
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The package has one registry maintainer, and the repository is owned by the same individual. That is consistent ownership but leaves little visible publishing redundancy.
The artifact includes a README, but it is only 36 characters and the package and repository have no tests or changelog. Missing tests and changelogs are normal packaging practice here, while the minimal README provides limited consumer guidance.
Only three releases were published, all within roughly three days in August 2018, followed by about eight years without a release. This is strong evidence of an inactive project despite the absence of registry deprecation.
The repository has one star, no forks, and one watcher. Popularity is only supporting evidence, but these very low figures provide no meaningful evidence of a broad user or contributor base.
The linked repository has no security policy. This is a transparency and reporting gap, though it is less important than the long-standing lack of release activity.
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